Lady of Megginch ®
English rose (David Austin, 2006)
Lady of Megginch ®
Growth height 120 cm Width 90 cm
Deep pink shrub rose for the flower bed
- – Very large, densely double cup-shaped blooms, repeat-flowering
- – Broadly bushy, arching growth, 120–150 cm tall
- – Strong fruity scent with raspberry note, matt green foliage
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Lady of Megginch'
- other names
- AUSvolume
- Breeder / year
- David Austin / 2006
- Size
- 120 cm x 90 cm
- Flower colour
- intense pink & violet
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Very large, cup-shaped blooms in intense pink, shading into a vivid pink. Densely double, with a vigorous, fruity old-rose fragrance. A very beautiful growth form, with healthy, matte green foliage.
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Very beautifulUnfortunately this rose is very susceptible to powdery mildew here with me in the Palatinate, but it is still worthwhile, dreamy colour, very good fragrance, great cut rose...also the flowers tolerate sun very well, it also grows well in partial shade, but at least 5 hours of sun...Automatically translated · Show original
If I had to pick a favourite David Austin rose, it could well be Lady of MegginchThe blooms last on the plant for an above-average time, it has never been even remotely ill and it is simply beautiful. I she stands against the house wall in my garden, it grows fairly upright. I pruned it rather sparingly because I wanted it to get a bit taller. It did, to around 2 m. It also almost fits into the drawer of the morbid roses, as it changes colour to a washed-out purple when going over.Automatically translated · Show original
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